Brady LabelMark 5.0, User Manual

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Application Wizards
Wire Harness Labels
LabelMark5.0 User’s Manual
On the Rename Label files screen, you can give the wire harness label files a unique name (as
opposed to the generic name temporarily applied). To change the names of the wire harness
label files:
9.
In the list of label files, click the file whose name you want to change.
10.
Using text highlighting techniques, highlight the temporary name, then enter the unique
name directly over the highlighted name.
11.
Repeat for each label file name you want to change.
Note Note
If, after assigning a new name, you decide you would rather use the previous name,
click the Undo button to the right of the file name you want to undo.
You can add the new label files to a job file for more efficient processing. You can add to an
existing job file, create a new job file, or not add label files to any job file. To create a new job
file, proceed to Step 15. If you do not want to add label files to any job file, proceed to Step 18.
To add to an existing job file:
12.
In the list of label files, click the files you want to add to an existing job file.
13.
By default, they are all selected. If you want to add only a few label files to an existing
file, click
Select/Deselect All to remove the checkmark. Then, click the individual label
files you want to add to an existing job file.
14.
Under Choose an Existing Job radio button, click the down arrow and select the job file to
which the label files will be added.
To create a new job file:
15.
After selecting the label files to place in the new job file, click Create a New Job radio
button.
16.
In the Name: field, enter a name for the job file.
17.
Click Finish.
The labels are displayed in the job file AND as individual label files.
18.
If you do not want to add the new label files to any job file, deselect all the label files, then
click Finish.